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rbanfield January 16th, 2005, 01:17 AM Hello Everyone!
I am looking to begin installing a high end stereo system into my 2000 Lincoln LS. In the doors, will the midranges from a Focal Utopia 165w component setup fit? I am expecially concerned about the mounting depth of almost 80mm/3.15inches?
I had managed to install these into a 3000GT before, and it required very little in the area of ingenuity.
Thanks,
Robert
Sifrino3 January 16th, 2005, 09:59 AM Check out crutchfield.com! I love that place!
rbanfield January 16th, 2005, 10:25 AM Check out crutchfield.com! I love that place!
Crutchfield won't say how much mounting depth there actually is, and the Focal Utopia speakers are probably longer than anything they sell (at least they are longer than the $400 MB Quartz components).
It is usually easy to MAKE the doors accept a 6.5 inch speaker, but one that is 80mm deep is another story entirely.
Thanks for your info,
Robert
Sifrino3 January 16th, 2005, 11:16 AM Look at the measurements from each speaker and then the ones that don't fit. You'll get a good idea of what fits. . .
MikeB January 16th, 2005, 01:49 PM I took my door panel off the other day while working on my alarm, and saw there was at least one inch of space between the speaker and door panel. There shouldn’t be a problem with depth but if there is, by building out from the sheet mettle the speaker will fit. If you have the 6x8 like I did from the factory you need to make a plate anyway.
Focal makes some awesome speakers, I’m sure you’ll be happy with them.
If it doesn't want to fit, Make It.
Sifrino3 January 16th, 2005, 01:50 PM Also, crutchfield.com tells you how to measure for speakers and such. . .
whatsupadrian January 16th, 2005, 01:52 PM Look at the measurements from each speaker and then the ones that don't fit. You'll get a good idea of what fits. . .
Why not take out a door and find out then let us know? I have installed speakers with a 3" mounting depth and it looked like there was room to spare but i am not certain. it fit nicely even with dynamat extreme behind it.
Sifrino3 January 16th, 2005, 03:45 PM My way is the easy way. Saves from broken clips. By not taking the door off and on. . .
Quik LS January 16th, 2005, 06:39 PM there is lots of room there. I have had the door panels off 50 times - and have also upgraded my speakers - lots of room from the inner skin to the outer and from the inner skin to the fabric panel.
If you upgrade the door speakers you may need to look at upgrading both the console speakers and the reart subs - as they will feel a little thin after you upgrade.
I upgraded:
- the doors to Alpine SPS-570A 2-way
- the consoles to Fosgate Rockford FRC3203 - 3.5" Punch 2-way
- then added a Sony Xplod XM-2165GTX 1000W amplifier Amplifier with two 12" XS-L1200B subwoofers
- then added a Fosgate Rockford 1 Farad Digital Capacitor
- the head unit in my Audiophile system is nice enough for me - just not enough 'punch'
kudisbetta January 19th, 2005, 02:00 PM I always tell people to stay away from commercial audio that cant compete such as sony, audiobahn, kicker, rockford fosgate, kenwood, ect. That stuff just doesnt sound good and no where near loud enough to good quality audio equipement.
Great manufacturers such as RE AUDIO, ADIRE AUDIO, DIGITAL DESIGNS, INCRIMNATOR AUDIO, STEREO INTEGRITY will give you amazing quality speaker products
www.reaudio.com
As to the starter of this thread. Great choice on the focal comps. Fiberglass should do the trick in your case. I also recommend you add a woofer setup to reach the lower frequencies of the spectrum. just STAY AWAY FROM COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS!!!
if you have any questions visit www.splbassx.com/forums and ask any audio question there. Alot of pros on there.
megahertz January 3rd, 2012, 10:56 PM I always tell people to stay away from commercial audio that cant compete such as sony, audiobahn, kicker, rockford fosgate, kenwood, ect. That stuff just doesnt sound good and no where near loud enough to good quality audio equipement.
Great manufacturers such as RE AUDIO, ADIRE AUDIO, DIGITAL DESIGNS, INCRIMNATOR AUDIO, STEREO INTEGRITY will give you amazing quality speaker products
www.reaudio.com
As to the starter of this thread. Great choice on the focal comps. Fiberglass should do the trick in your case. I also recommend you add a woofer setup to reach the lower frequencies of the spectrum. just STAY AWAY FROM COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS!!!
if you have any questions visit www.splbassx.com/forums and ask any audio question there. Alot of pros on there.
hows it going.. im looking into buying some new speakers and i found some from the brand Incrimnator Audio on Amazon... for $119 im wondering what this comes with--the picture only shows one speaker, crossover, and tweeter.. how many of each should i expect?
edit.. sorry heres the link Amazon.com: Incriminator Audio I Series 6.5" Components: Car Electronics (http://www.amazon.com/Incriminator-Audio-I-6-5-Components/dp/B005FYJA8O/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1325653547&sr=8-2)
BlackLS06 January 3rd, 2012, 11:02 PM Stop bumping old threads.
megahertz January 3rd, 2012, 11:05 PM Stop bumping old threads.
im pretty new sorry bout that... should i make a new thread if it relates to his recommendation of that brand of speakers?
BlackLS06 January 3rd, 2012, 11:07 PM Make new threads because you never know if those people are still active.... They won't respond but others here can help you.
RollinLS January 3rd, 2012, 11:48 PM im pretty new sorry bout that... should i make a new thread if it relates to his recommendation of that brand of speakers?
Look at the date of the last post. I am pretty sure the only member that posted in this thread that is left on the site is Quik LS. Either search for the brand you are inquiring about or start a new thread. Thank you.
pektel January 4th, 2012, 12:04 PM Make new threads because you never know if those people are still active.... They won't respond but others here can help you.
Look at the date of the last post. I am pretty sure the only member that posted in this thread that is left on the site is Quik LS. Either search for the brand you are inquiring about or start a new thread. Thank you.
Guess you are damned if you do and damned if you don't. Guy bumps old threads, and gets told not to. If the guy starts a new thread, I bet he'd get bitched at to search.
If the guy is new, he for sure isn't going to know what members are currently active.
Just sayin.
megahertz- welcome to LVC. :D
G-RELL January 4th, 2012, 12:56 PM I guess our motto should be LVC... figure it out on your own...:D:D:D J/K.... and welcome megahertz, looks like it only comes with one each...
joegr January 4th, 2012, 01:04 PM Make new threads because you never know if those people are still active.... They won't respond but others here can help you.
My opinion is different. I say put it all in this thread. That way, three years from now when someone new is looking for the same info, they'll have fewer threads to search.
jmtiseo January 4th, 2012, 07:37 PM Let's just delete everything of little importance, break up LVC into sections, put important stuff into sections and start fresh lol. Not saying that I've posted some stuff that's important but there's a lot of empty threads on here that I've come across in my short membership here.
BlackLS06 January 4th, 2012, 07:43 PM My opinion is different. I say put it all in this thread. That way, three years from now when someone new is looking for the same info, they'll have fewer threads to search.
Problem is that the entire thread is full of members who are no longer active.
If they were active that would be different.
1LoudLS January 4th, 2012, 10:50 PM the amount of members still active from an old thread has little to do with the quality of information in the thread.
if a guy makes a great write up on how to do a certian job, then it doesn't matter to the new guy that finds it looking for information on how to do the same job.
now if the new guy comes across the same thread and has a question or two that didn't get answered, then he definitely should ask the question in that thread to make a good thread that much better, instead of creating more incomplete threads to wade through for the few of us that do search.
BlackLS06 January 4th, 2012, 11:12 PM Im just going by how its usually done on forums....ive been a mod before on another forum and thats how i always had to do it.
cirelle January 5th, 2012, 07:18 PM wow... Jan 19, 2005 to Jan 03, 2012
Who said the internet forgets :)
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